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== <center>Known Issues</center> == | == <center>Known Issues</center> == | ||
'''Note: '''Soundex is a phonetic index that groups together names that sound alike but are spelled differently, for example, Stewart and Stuart. This helps searchers find names that are spelled differently than originally expected, a relatively common genealogical research problem. For more information, read about [https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Soundex Soundex] in Wiki. | '''Note: '''Soundex is a phonetic index that groups together names that sound alike but are spelled differently, for example, Stewart and Stuart. This helps searchers find names that are spelled differently than originally expected, a relatively common genealogical research problem. For more information, read about [https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Soundex Soundex] in Wiki. | ||
'''Question''': The records in this collection do not seem to have an order. Can you explain this?<br>'''Answer''': The information in this collection is confusing to search. According to the catalog the Soundex information was microfilmed in two columns. This information was merged when the records went online. While there is a rough alphabetical order, because it switches between the two series you have to go alphabetical within the series. For instance: at the waypoint Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger List Index Cards, 1883-1948 > O 654 Jose - P 360 Ernst: Part 3> Image 1 of 5000 the first image is numbered P263. The second image is numbered P200. The next image moves to P262, but continues to alternate with P200. The first series of images switch back and forth between these two series. By grouping all the P262 images together and all the P200 together, you have a rough alphabetical order in each series. | '''Question''': The records in this collection do not seem to have an order. Can you explain this?<br>'''Answer''': The information in this collection is confusing to search. According to the catalog the Soundex information was microfilmed in two columns. This information was merged when the records went online. While there is a rough alphabetical order, because it switches between the two series you have to go alphabetical within the series. For instance: at the waypoint Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger List Index Cards, 1883-1948 > O 654 Jose - P 360 Ernst: Part 3> Image 1 of 5000 the first image is numbered P263. The second image is numbered P200. The next image moves to P262, but continues to alternate with P200. The first series of images switch back and forth between these two series. By grouping all the P262 images together and all the P200 together, you have a rough alphabetical order in each series. | ||
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Return to the [[Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger Lists Index Cards (FamilySearch Historical Records)|Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger Lists Index Cards (FamilySearch Historical Records)]] Learn More page. | Return to the [[Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger Lists Index Cards (FamilySearch Historical Records)|Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger Lists Index Cards (FamilySearch Historical Records)]] Learn More page. | ||
Return to the [https://familysearch.org | Return to the [https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1921483 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Passenger List Index Cards, 1883-1948] collection at FamilySearch.org. | ||
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'''For Internal Use Only<br>'''Please do not create JIRA Requests for issues related to images being out of order. | '''For Internal Use Only<br>'''Please do not create JIRA Requests for issues related to images being out of order. |
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